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The implementation of the scenarios outlined in the first part will also depend on the course of the Russia–Ukraine war. A significant weakening of Russia would force Moscow to pursue …

The radicalization of young people is not always manifested through joining extremist movements or openly advocating violence. It can also emerge as a political and moral language in which negotiation …

Russia’s large-scale economic pressure campaign against Armenia during the pre-election period failed to produce the outcome Moscow had anticipated. Armenian voters made a sovereign choice, granting the Civil Contract party …

In my article published on April 30, 2025, I outlined four main scenarios for the development of Russia’s policy toward Armenia and the South Caucasus in the medium term. Of …

For several months now, neither side on the Russian–Ukrainian front has been able to achieve any significant breakthrough. Russian forces periodically announce the capture of one settlement or another, only …

Although the European Union’s engagement in the South Caucasus dates back to the 1990s, Brussels has consistently pursued distinct agendas with each of the region’s three republics since they gained …

Introduction This paper examines the principal findings of the Constitutional Court’s decision in the case concerning challenges to the results of the 2026 National Assembly elections. Of the eighteen political …

Russia has adopted new legislative requirements governing both labor migrants and foreign nationals residing in the country on a permanent basis. Under the new regulations, foreign citizens living in Russia …

Armenian Council expert Samvel Meliksetyan participated in a public discussion on Public Television of Armenia on the risks and opportunities associated with the TRIPP project.

On Shant TV, Armenian Council expert Samvel Meliksetyan discussed the process of normalizing Armenian-Azerbaijani relations and the narratives surrounding.